October 4, 1937 (4 pages)

~ PAGE FOUR —————— Word has been received by friends in Nevada City of the suddén passing of.Lawrence Fowler in Sacramento Sundgy. He has been an employee of tHe state highways fo* years and lived here several years making man? friends. With his wife and sion he visited here this summer. Paul Lacsic, brother of Mrs. Dal Larsen, who is suffering from pneumonia, was taken by the Holmes Funeral Home ambulance setvice to the Nevada City Sanitarium Sunday. Mrs. Zoe Tredennick Kagerer was elected president of the Nevada CityGrass Valley Camp Fire Girls’ Guardians’ Association last Wednesday evening in the Memorial Comunity house in Grass Valley. Mrs. Bernice Deward of Grass Valley was ehosen vice president. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sehiffner. brond sister in law of Mr. Otto E. of this city, arrived Sunday from Chicago to spend this week here visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Schiffner plan to take them to Lake Tahoe) Reno, Nevada, and many other places of interest during their stay. The machines of J. D. Alexandet and Louie Davidson crashed on the Gault bridge at an early hour this morning as the latter man was going . to his work in a Grass Valley mine, . easing some damage to the David-. ther a Schiffner the wet slippery’ bridge too fast as he came into town, and as he put on, his brakes the car skidded turning} broadside. No one was injured and . the Davidson car was taken to a gar-) sites, neither do trout come down; but there is reason why thev shouldn't; fish ladders bearing the inscripage for repairs. Bill Charonett, who has spent the} past two weeks visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Wright, on Walrath avenue, returned to his) home in Oakland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. . Messina and . daughters, Wilda and Gail, of San] * Francisco will arrive tomorrow to. l . . visit Mrs. Messina’s aunts, Mrs, Char. les Guenther and. William Jeffrey. . 5 ' Mrs. Messina. was the former, Miss, Ruth Wild and is well known here. . Mrs. Nettie Gildersieeve returned . during the week end from a busi. mess trip to St. Helena. While there . as Grand Trustee of Pocahontas she . paid an official visit to Mayacamas ! Council. . HT SCHOOL NOTES : By MARY MARTZ ; ; : tae tack’ ade of the Ne-. SCASODThis would be in the furtherance of fair play; the! ; school’s paper, the] RuNter too, must be served. C. vada City high Searchlight was printed Friday. It was the largest paper printed for a number of years, containing eight pages. The news included features, clubs, sports, social, editorials, humor and cartoon. A large part of the to higher altitudes where ideal angling may be enjoyed, but many nimrods remain and sométimes they ask favors; permission to camp or hunt upon property owned or controlled by the gravel miners, permission to draw water from his well, use his telephone, borrow a trained dog, hire a saddle horse or pack animal. These requests are usually cheerfully granted. Relations between hunters and miners are notably harmonious and cooperative. verted into an angler’s paradise. The gravel miner is asked to defer the construction of debris dams until fish ladders can’! ie built and hatcheries established upon every strategic point along the auriferous channels. This is a most reasonable demand, why is compliance withheld? After a great industry son car. It is claimed Alexander hit) }.45 Jain supine for half a century, a few added months, even ' years of waiting should be regarded as: the merest of bagatel, tion, upon ambitious spawners and trout reared in steam heated hatcheries will live in warm water and like it. sight of salmon running in the ditches and rainbow trout leapgenial waters is a bright one—didn’t the Commissioners conceive it? Still no group of voting tax payers should be favored above another. Why not consider the hunter and his problems? Game birds and animals are becoming scarce along the old gold channels. Yearly the hunter is compelled to seek his . prey in wilder and more inaccessible regions of the Sierras; and from which they may be released at the beginning of the of mind; it doesn’t pass as coin of the realm, but perhaps the miner can struggle on, meanwhile we give him this motto: , durxr Wonveriw 7 “. wonder why you quit the:dam,”’ I said to Hugo Kime; “I’m building ladders now,” said he, “And teaching fish to climb; I ‘clean up’ on the hatcheries And nurse the infant fish.” ‘How do you like the job?’’! asked, He scowled and answered, ‘Pish!”’ { wonder if the State Fish and Game Commission is favoring-the deciples of 1. Walton at the expense of huntsmen Are the worthy commissioners altogether fish minded? Every year there is an influx of sportsmen to the hydraulic mining areas of Alta California. The fishermen-journey on . Now however, this region of skimpy fishing is to be con. es. Of course salmon do not come up to the proposed dam NEVADA CITY NUGGET Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Sofge of Wilchurch at the corner of Thirteenth low Valley on Saturday motored to; and,N streets. They will make their Sacramento to attend the wedding. home in Sacramento where the brideof their son, Horald Sofge and Miss, $room is in charge of a department Roseland Morshead. The happy pair . in the Miller Automobile Company, Seema 4 BURNOIL HEATER . DeBERRY’S Phone 41 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley no. earthly “Come up Higher,’’ may exert.an irresistible influence I wonder if the gravel miner will yet be gladdened by the ng. from the nozzles of long neglected monitors. The idea of building fish ladders and hatcheries .and hereby enabling unrelated fish to meet and mingle in unconhis state of affairs should be remedied; the . gravel miner hould continue to “defer” until he has builded dove cotes. . . abbit warrens, and corrals into which deer may be herded), The gravel miner? Virtue has been his reward time out “Never Say Die, Say Dam.” —A. MERRIAM CONNER. success of this first issue is due. to Miss Baggley who helped print the paper. The Searchlight is off to a fine start and the forthcoming issues will also be no doubt a credit to the DANCES SCHEDULED Bank of America, left last week end for where he will visit his sister and famstaff. ily Oakland motored to during the end Rasmus brother, Leo. Hansen. Mr. . Rasmus returned Sunday but his . Wife remained to visit two weeks. Peter Orzalli clerk in the local; week to visit Mrs. a vacation in San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Rasmus .of Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, The OLD WAY BETTER TRY The NEW WAY SEND YOUR WASH TO THE GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS ’ We'll take care of it for you. Return it all CLEAN, FRESH, IRONED AND IN GOOD CONDITION. IT COSTS LITTLE Let Us Call For Your Laundry. 111 Bennett St. VALLEY Phone 108 GRASS Nevada City. M. D. Ott Bidg., Nevada City. The dances scheduled at the high school for the next few weeks have been postponed due to the fact that the floor in new gumnasium is going to be resurfaced. However, the next dances should prove interesting as the student body expects tio see the freshmen take the dance since so many have practiced as industriously under the guidance of Miss Petersen and Miss Baggley. There also may be a chance in the dance band as members of the high school initiate their newly organized band. GETTING READY FOR SPORTS The boys at the high school have been weighed and measured in preparation for this year’s coming basket ball teams. Fifteen have signed up for the A team and twenty for the B team. Some of the outstanding players of the year will probably be Cliff Hoff, Melvin Clark, Karl Kopp, Reggie Kennedy, David McCraney . and Phil Angove. U. D. VITA-FULL The Chocolate Flavored Drink A delicious, nutritious beverage for everyone—everyday. Will build up strength Excellent for children and invalids. PURETEST CONCENTRATE COD LIVER OIL TABLETS Pleasant ‘Mint Flavor _ 50 Tablets—50c 110 Tablets—$1.00 KALLE, DRUG Beautify Your Home.. With a Beautiful New Living Room Suite JENSEN & THOMAS 256 SO. AUBURN ST.—TELEPHONE 36—GRASS VALLEY, if — oa . . . . . { ! . . John Figurski miotored to Reno Saturday and returned with his wife ' : ee MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1937 ii RR ae AE ia A LL ae — LS aiimeneneneent PARENTS ATTEND WEDDING . Were married in the Presbyterian At a meeting Saturday evening in Grass Valley little Donald Butz, Son elected Sr. King in the Betty Baby Show sponsored by the Native Daughters of the Twin Cities. The big event . will be held in the James S. Hennessy grammar school in Grass Valley this evening. one son who had been visiting Mrs. Carl Murctiie, student at UniverFigurski’s sister, Mrs. Herman Le-. s ty of California, spent last week Lande of Nampa, Arizona. end at his home here. sia ; Sayed a RetenCUDe ois ae Woy a rN PA . Be =¢ a za re) @ i Y \ a Via Nevada Theatre MONDAY c An, M. G.M. CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS: olomew, Spencer Tracy, Lionel preture with Freddie BarthBarrymore and Melvin Douglas. A thrilling sea story for young and older folks. TUESDAY ‘ MARRY THE GIRL: face giggle. WEDNESDAY THE SINGING MARINE: Hugh Herbert heads a big cast in this all time ‘record laugh hit. He makes a stone AND THURSDAY Dick Powell in a great , music comedy hit. He carols six Song smashes that captivate young nd old. Doris Weston is leading lady. YES! IT’S YOURS This smart magazine end table (unfinished) free with a $2.50 purchase = 25, incl. Have you a handy table like this? If not, see us right away and get one free with a $2.50 retail purchase of any one, or any combination, of the Fuller Paints listed below. But only one to a customer, and only as long as our supply lasts. Act now! of Fuller Paints.* Sept. * Fuller Pure Prepared “House” Paint .+ Fuller Porch and Deck Paint . Decoret Enamel . . Fullerwear Floor Enamel . . / Lin-Bar Varnish . . Speedite Interior Var/7 iy nish.Fullerspar Exterior Varnish " .-Fullerglo Interior Finish. . ALPHA ST NEVADA CITY "PHONE 5 ORES, Ltd. GRASS VALLEY ’PHONE 88 — of Walter Butz of Nevada City, was. 4 » a ~ a > 4 i “a Shes Bt

~ PAGE FOUR —————— Word has been received by friends in Nevada City of the suddén passing of.Lawrence Fowler in Sacramento Sundgy. He has been an employee of tHe state highways fo* years and lived here several years making man? friends. With his wife and sion he visited here this summer. Paul Lacsic, brother of Mrs. Dal Larsen, who is suffering from pneumonia, was taken by the Holmes Funeral Home ambulance setvice to the Nevada City Sanitarium Sunday. Mrs. Zoe Tredennick Kagerer was elected president of the Nevada CityGrass Valley Camp Fire Girls’ Guardians’ Association last Wednesday evening in the Memorial Comunity house in Grass Valley. Mrs. Bernice Deward of Grass Valley was ehosen vice president. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sehiffner. brond sister in law of Mr. Otto E. of this city, arrived Sunday from Chicago to spend this week here visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Schiffner plan to take them to Lake Tahoe) Reno, Nevada, and many other places of interest during their stay. The machines of J. D. Alexandet and Louie Davidson crashed on the Gault bridge at an early hour this morning as the latter man was going . to his work in a Grass Valley mine, . easing some damage to the David-. ther a Schiffner the wet slippery’ bridge too fast as he came into town, and as he put on, his brakes the car skidded turning} broadside. No one was injured and . the Davidson car was taken to a gar-) sites, neither do trout come down; but there is reason why thev shouldn't; fish ladders bearing the inscripage for repairs. Bill Charonett, who has spent the} past two weeks visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Wright, on Walrath avenue, returned to his) home in Oakland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. . Messina and . daughters, Wilda and Gail, of San] * Francisco will arrive tomorrow to. l . . visit Mrs. Messina’s aunts, Mrs, Char. les Guenther and. William Jeffrey. . 5 ' Mrs. Messina. was the former, Miss, Ruth Wild and is well known here. . Mrs. Nettie Gildersieeve returned . during the week end from a busi. mess trip to St. Helena. While there . as Grand Trustee of Pocahontas she . paid an official visit to Mayacamas ! Council. . HT SCHOOL NOTES : By MARY MARTZ ; ; : tae tack’ ade of the Ne-. SCASODThis would be in the furtherance of fair play; the! ; school’s paper, the] RuNter too, must be served. C. vada City high Searchlight was printed Friday. It was the largest paper printed for a number of years, containing eight pages. The news included features, clubs, sports, social, editorials, humor and cartoon. A large part of the to higher altitudes where ideal angling may be enjoyed, but many nimrods remain and sométimes they ask favors; permission to camp or hunt upon property owned or controlled by the gravel miners, permission to draw water from his well, use his telephone, borrow a trained dog, hire a saddle horse or pack animal. These requests are usually cheerfully granted. Relations between hunters and miners are notably harmonious and cooperative. verted into an angler’s paradise. The gravel miner is asked to defer the construction of debris dams until fish ladders can’! ie built and hatcheries established upon every strategic point along the auriferous channels. This is a most reasonable demand, why is compliance withheld? After a great industry son car. It is claimed Alexander hit) }.45 Jain supine for half a century, a few added months, even ' years of waiting should be regarded as: the merest of bagatel, tion, upon ambitious spawners and trout reared in steam heated hatcheries will live in warm water and like it. sight of salmon running in the ditches and rainbow trout leapgenial waters is a bright one—didn’t the Commissioners conceive it? Still no group of voting tax payers should be favored above another. Why not consider the hunter and his problems? Game birds and animals are becoming scarce along the old gold channels. Yearly the hunter is compelled to seek his . prey in wilder and more inaccessible regions of the Sierras; and from which they may be released at the beginning of the of mind; it doesn’t pass as coin of the realm, but perhaps the miner can struggle on, meanwhile we give him this motto: , durxr Wonveriw 7 “. wonder why you quit the:dam,”’ I said to Hugo Kime; “I’m building ladders now,” said he, “And teaching fish to climb; I ‘clean up’ on the hatcheries And nurse the infant fish.” ‘How do you like the job?’’! asked, He scowled and answered, ‘Pish!”’ { wonder if the State Fish and Game Commission is favoring-the deciples of 1. Walton at the expense of huntsmen Are the worthy commissioners altogether fish minded? Every year there is an influx of sportsmen to the hydraulic mining areas of Alta California. The fishermen-journey on . Now however, this region of skimpy fishing is to be con. es. Of course salmon do not come up to the proposed dam NEVADA CITY NUGGET Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Sofge of Wilchurch at the corner of Thirteenth low Valley on Saturday motored to; and,N streets. They will make their Sacramento to attend the wedding. home in Sacramento where the brideof their son, Horald Sofge and Miss, $room is in charge of a department Roseland Morshead. The happy pair . in the Miller Automobile Company, Seema 4 BURNOIL HEATER . DeBERRY’S Phone 41 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley no. earthly “Come up Higher,’’ may exert.an irresistible influence I wonder if the gravel miner will yet be gladdened by the ng. from the nozzles of long neglected monitors. The idea of building fish ladders and hatcheries .and hereby enabling unrelated fish to meet and mingle in unconhis state of affairs should be remedied; the . gravel miner hould continue to “defer” until he has builded dove cotes. . . abbit warrens, and corrals into which deer may be herded), The gravel miner? Virtue has been his reward time out “Never Say Die, Say Dam.” —A. MERRIAM CONNER. success of this first issue is due. to Miss Baggley who helped print the paper. The Searchlight is off to a fine start and the forthcoming issues will also be no doubt a credit to the DANCES SCHEDULED Bank of America, left last week end for where he will visit his sister and famstaff. ily Oakland motored to during the end Rasmus brother, Leo. Hansen. Mr. . Rasmus returned Sunday but his . Wife remained to visit two weeks. Peter Orzalli clerk in the local; week to visit Mrs. a vacation in San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Rasmus .of Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, The OLD WAY BETTER TRY

The NEW WAY SEND YOUR WASH TO THE GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS ’ We'll take care of it for you. Return it all CLEAN, FRESH, IRONED AND IN GOOD CONDITION. IT COSTS LITTLE Let Us Call For Your Laundry. 111 Bennett St. VALLEY Phone 108 GRASS Nevada City. M. D. Ott Bidg., Nevada City. The dances scheduled at the high school for the next few weeks have been postponed due to the fact that the floor in new gumnasium is going to be resurfaced. However, the next dances should prove interesting as the student body expects tio see the freshmen take the dance since so many have practiced as industriously under the guidance of Miss Petersen and Miss Baggley. There also may be a chance in the dance band as members of the high school initiate their newly organized band. GETTING READY FOR SPORTS The boys at the high school have been weighed and measured in preparation for this year’s coming basket ball teams. Fifteen have signed up for the A team and twenty for the B team. Some of the outstanding players of the year will probably be Cliff Hoff, Melvin Clark, Karl Kopp, Reggie Kennedy, David McCraney . and Phil Angove. U. D. VITA-FULL The Chocolate Flavored Drink A delicious, nutritious beverage for everyone—everyday. Will build up strength Excellent for children and invalids. PURETEST CONCENTRATE COD LIVER OIL TABLETS Pleasant ‘Mint Flavor _ 50 Tablets—50c 110 Tablets—$1.00 KALLE, DRUG Beautify Your Home... With a Beautiful New Living Room Suite JENSEN & THOMAS 256 SO. AUBURN ST.—TELEPHONE 36—GRASS VALLEY, if — oa . . . . . { ! . . John Figurski miotored to Reno Saturday and returned with his wife ' : ee MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1937 ii RR ae AE ia A LL ae — LS aiimeneneneent PARENTS ATTEND WEDDING . Were married in the Presbyterian At a meeting Saturday evening in Grass Valley little Donald Butz, Son elected Sr. King in the Betty Baby Show sponsored by the Native Daughters of the Twin Cities. The big event . will be held in the James S. Hennessy grammar school in Grass Valley this evening. one son who had been visiting Mrs. Carl Murctiie, student at UniverFigurski’s sister, Mrs. Herman Le-. s ty of California, spent last week Lande of Nampa, Arizona. end at his home here. sia ; Sayed a RetenCUDe ois ae Woy a rN PA . Be =¢ a za re) @ i Y \ a Via Nevada Theatre MONDAY c An, M. G.M. CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS: olomew, Spencer Tracy, Lionel preture with Freddie BarthBarrymore and Melvin Douglas. A thrilling sea story for young and older folks. TUESDAY ‘ MARRY THE GIRL: face giggle. WEDNESDAY THE SINGING MARINE: Hugh Herbert heads a big cast in this all time ‘record laugh hit. He makes a stone AND THURSDAY Dick Powell in a great , music comedy hit. He carols six Song smashes that captivate young nd old. Doris Weston is leading lady. YES! IT’S YOURS This smart magazine end table (unfinished) free with a $2.50 purchase = 25, incl. Have you a handy table like this? If not, see us right away and get one free with a $2.50 retail purchase of any one, or any combination, of the Fuller Paints listed below. But only one to a customer, and only as long as our supply lasts. Act now! of Fuller Paints.* Sept. * Fuller Pure Prepared “House” Paint .+ Fuller Porch and Deck Paint . Decoret Enamel . . Fullerwear Floor Enamel . . / Lin-Bar Varnish . . Speedite Interior Var/7 iy nish.Fullerspar Exterior Varnish " .-Fullerglo Interior Finish. . ALPHA ST NEVADA CITY "PHONE 5 ORES, Ltd. GRASS VALLEY ’PHONE 88 — of Walter Butz of Nevada City, was. 4 » a ~ a > 4 i “a Shes Bt